Instructions for Quick-acting Heart-saving Pills

I. Correct Dosage

The recommended dosage for Quick-acting Heart-saving Pills is 4-6 pills, taken three times daily. In case of acute symptoms, the dosage should be increased to 10-15 pills at once. Adjustments to the dosage should be made based on the patient's condition under medical supervision.

II. Sublingual Administration Method

Firstly, it's crucial to use the correct sublingual technique. Instead of placing the pills on the tongue's surface, which is coated and keratinized, crush the pills and place them under the tongue for faster absorption. If the mouth is dry, sipping a small amount of plain water can aid absorption. Secondly, posture during administration affects efficacy. Sitting or lying down semi-reclined, supported by a chair or bed, is recommended as it reduces blood return, lightens heart load, and optimizes myocardial oxygen supply, alleviating symptoms. Avoid taking the medication while lying flat or standing.

III. Key Considerations

The use of Quick-acting Heart-saving Pills should be guided by the patient's condition and should not be taken blindly or excessively. As an emergency measure, they can temporarily relieve discomfort during acute pain and provide protection for those unable to promptly seek medical attention. However, failing to achieve relief after a single dose does not justify repeated doses, as this may delay proper treatment due to improper medication use.